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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28
A rev Caurornia Women.

MRS. MARK HOPKINS resides in pala-
tial dwelling on "Nob Hill, and occasion
ally gives entertainments, of which she
carefully counts the cost, while she pre-
serves the remnants of the feast to be re-
turned to the caterer.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie Croker to
Mr.. Charles Alexander, of New York, oc.
CURED at Grace Church at high noon on
April Is. In consequence of the recent
death of Mrs. Charles Crocker there was
no reception. The Crockers are one
Of the respectable and wealthy families Of
California.
BETTER than titles or heraldry is the
drinking fountain in the center of the city
presented to the citizens of. San Francisco
by Lolita, and erected in the summer Of
1875. The people of the coast rejoice over
all the good fortune that comes 70 this
lovely actress, who is now said to be worth
over 81 ,000, 900.
No oOAT-oF-ARMs is emblazonsd upon
the door Of Laura d. Fairs residence, but,
instead, Rooms to Rent" The lady still
looks a. young as the memorable day when
she shot down Crittenden. Tho late law
yer's children are residents of San Francisco,
and are among the unostentatious, but WELD
influence in church and society.
MRS. CRooKER is ono Of the most gen.
erous and charitable women in the Golden
State. Her late donation was valuable
library to the city of Sacramento. There
seems to be no end of wealth to the Crock
er has recently come into possession of
bands early investments in Tennessee.
CALIFORNIA; are appreciative of the yell
low dust, and money il king, while the
people who possess wealth, no matter what
family disgrace may be attached to their
name, are the rulers and autocrats Of soci-
ETY.. One of the wealthiest women In San
Francisco is Mrs. James G. Fair, to whom
the courts gave 81 500, 900 of her husbands
estate, and it is said she cannot find places
enough to invest her enormous wealth.
She occupies an elegant residence on "Nob
Hill" with her two daughters, the elder
Of IL, who has Just given her first grand
fancy dress ball at the Fair mansion.
1 Mrs. MAoKAY's late Musicale" in Lon
don, ct her mansion near Buckingham
gate, is the interesting subject in society
just now. All of the American colony
in London attended the concert. Mime.
w o<AoA&ASseOuS Aouy 08u4cvAA0S aAu 0AScs
Yznaga were among the guests. A notice
Of Ms. 4ackays jewels appeared in enc Of
the late London papers, which said that
she Was the possessor Of the finest jewels in
the world. She has sapphire purchased
from . Russian prince which measures
four tenths of an inch in diameter, and cost
$3.50, 900. She owns the most valuable
emerald IN existence; also pearl necklace
worth 500, 600; pair Of s0litaires which
cost $426, 900; and the most exquisite and
valuable corals In the world, except those
belonRins to the Queen Of Portugal
A FRENCH manufacturer has applied
electricity to the aid Of weavers in
somewhat curious manner. He has at
tached to each Of his looms m indica*or
which sounds when thread breaks,
rendering unnecessary the eysrveaxymg
watching Of the fast-moving thrsadA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28
St0ge Chat.
LorTA is taking her rest.

LoTTA is taking her rest.
THEo will sing in Italy and the
French Provinces at $500 night for
fifty nights.
LOUISA PAYNE, who alternated GER
tain roles with Ellen Terry in Henry
Irving's company, is dead.
ELDERLY ladies are compelled to
wear high hats at the theater. as their
hair is thin and they might take cold
The young ladies do not wear them.
MARY ANDERsoN's first appearance az
Hermione in "The Winters Tale, !" in
her coming London season, is to be
the theatrical event of the year IN En-
gland.
MARY ANDERSON has been singing be-
fore gatherings of friends in London.
They want her to manage to introduce
singing into some of her parts. Edwin
A. Abbey, the artist, sang in company
with her on recent occasion.
WILLIAM DAv1DGE, the comedian.
tells of q Chicago man who saw "The
School for Scandal" for the first time
and who afterward remarked: II don't
care much for plays like that, where
the people all dress in nondescript
clothes. And Sheridan wrote it, they
tell me. Well, Gen. Sheridan is
good fighter, and I expected he could
write better play"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28

SOME one, says the Chicago Ne'os,
asks If the California railroads will haul
the 10000, 600 pounds of wool in that
State OF allow it to go around by the
isthmus and the Horn. If the railway
officials can succeed IN pulling enough
of the wool over the eyes Of the ship
pers to make them wiling to give the
value of 1900, 900 pounds Of wool for
transportation and be satisfied with the
remaining 100, 900 pounds, the railways
viii probably haul it
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28

A NAN ct Imlay City, Mich.. sold .
barn without the knowledge Of his
wife, and whom the purchaser under
took to move the building the wife met
him with rawhids. The barn still re-
mains O The old dtA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28

An American actress, writing from
London, says that nearly all the favor.
ties are very ancient-that is, they
would be for this country. She says
Il went to see q performance one night
last week in which lady of fifty sum.
mers and as many winters was playing
. soubrette part, supposed to be not
more than Is years. When I mildly
suggested to my next neighbor that the
lady was rather old for the part, the
Britisher rather Indignantly replied: :
oh ct all; she is very fine in
tho of parts and has been play
IND for the past thirty years.
'Ye said, she probably looked
them thrty years ago, but in America
she would be playing old woman or
nothing. It is very fine to cling to
your favorites, but don't force them on
the suffering public too long,"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28

DR. HOLMES says that when he was
in England he insisted upon measuring
some large elms. to compare them with
Boston elmR About sixteen feet around
the trunk is the measurement of the
Boston common elm. and from twenty
to twenty-three feet i the ordinary
maximum Of the largest trees He
found an elm in the grounds Of Nag
dalen College wh;sh measured twenty
Eve feet and ak inchea
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-05-28

HhsreS small boy that sits at our table
And gobbles as fast as he able:
And chide though you may,
You can't hear what you say,
He makes such terrible Babel
9aid his parents who sit at the table,
No the bad boy that made such Babel
And roared, Il want more
you've been helped twice before;
Get down. sir, and 60 from the tablet
How, children, consider the fable,
KK they walked that young man from the table
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and two inside. And, after you'd seen
,esn, the man would approach you very
politely with penknife, and ask II
you'd mind his scraping of little of
your cuticle."
~Your cuticle what's that?" de-
Eaanded Susie.
why, your epidermis, of course"
But DOM know what that is.
stop teasing, Sue Why don't you
4E4l her it's the little thin outside coat
- the skim"
Its overcoat Oh, yes, now I see.
But what did he want that for, Jack P"
Why, to feed the feas."
Feed the fieas?"
Yes; that's what they live on, most
~, though they like drop of blood
NOV and then. when they're thirsty
well. I'd just like to see those fieas,
wouldn't you. Harry"
Indeed I would
well, you can some time. They'll
Ase in town again before long. They're
- aegular show, and travel all over the
~seantry with the man who ducated
z6kem."
TO change the subject from insects
DO animals. said Jack; Il heard Q good
ssery when was up to Aunt Caro-
Zines, about cat that went hunting"
A cat that went hunting?"
Yes, great big black cat that Uncle
Robert's folks used to have whom he
weAs . boy. He was sort Of q hermit
cat, aererwould come near the house,
ssut lived in,an old barn, and Uncle
Rebsrt> said. he'd 60 out hunting rsgu-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28
Judge And Jury.

A Virginia Judge said to jury that
1t divided they should compromise. and
especially that the minority should
'-yield something ia Difference" 20 the
majority. The Supreme Court OF APP
peals Of that State holds thut this was
''nn altogether unwarrantable invasion
Of the domain Of the jury and II upheld
vould tend to render jury trials mock
cry" The Court said that it was
eqniSalent to telling the jury Tint the
verdict should be determined by a ma
jority vote, and added: I'VE think a
verdict thus obiained cannot b. said ia
any jnst 8 use 10 DO the verdict of tue
jury"
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$4,000.
Reward.
$4,000.
NJ. REINHART,

For better or more pleasant remedy
for the care of consumption, LronchlnI
troniAes, cough. Group aud whooping
cough than SANTA Able. the new Cal
ifornia discovery for consumption. Ev
cry bottle warranted. IF YOU would be
cured of TINT Disgusting disease. cmta ri
nse CALIFORNIA GAr-R CUHE, 81
y jar; by mnil, 81 10. Snntn Able and
CatR-Cure are sold aud warrsnted BY
F. r. Muller.
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FnTTs. Wagons.

Pnrties desiring to purchase FIRST
CLASS WAGONS ut bed rock piicps
can be accommodated by the under
signed " o handle the "Ln Belle"
which is'ihe best wagon on wheels.
Call on or address.
..... HAM LII & HoNEYMAH,
$40. Wells. Nevada
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AdVcrtiscd Lctter List,

Following is list OF letters re-
lnaining in the Postoilice ut Eiko, Sat.
urday, May, % 1887.
Gied"r Ches g. Hopson G L,
Holland Z Ii, Smith Is.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please SAY "advertised."
JAS. p. SIN tn P. NJ.
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s nator Wrster6eld bas some OF the
biggest chickens ia the ctnte. The boys
ut the Woodworth mill sny that Omer
Sttllnrd got mp before daylight last Sat-
uiday to get ready Tor his diy's work.
and in the dark ess put the harness on
what he supposed was horse. When
he began to put on the heudstalI rs
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Just Arrived.

just received two Car loads Of Coal
Oil, and one car load of Syrups in k, gs
and cans. which will he sold in OTIS to
suit purchn Iers, OF w. T. Smiths.
Ali.
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Fancy Goods.

Mrs Terry has opened stock of No
tons, FIncy Go 1ds. etc.. such as every
family needs, in the brick building op.
posite the humboldt House. A liberal
share of public putrOuuge is Respectfully
solicited. 6-26.
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Spring and sum .ncr snmr les.

/ have just received over two b Indred
new samples for .,pring and SUMMER
Cl"thing and can truly say that finer
assortment has never before been ex-
hib.ted in Eiko equity, all being of the
latest designs and %atterns- Recogniz-
ing the general desire Of my customers for
Summer clothing Ut cheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary, have
mnde large reductions in prices and all
custom nmde Summer clothing, trusting
that the decrease ia profit will be fol-
lowed by aDrrespo ,.diny iucrensc of
patronage. Remember, 1 guarantee
perfect Ill.
N. REINHART,
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An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABIETIEH OINTMENT Ia
only put UP in large. two-ounes rin boxes, and
is an absolute care for old sor n, burns,
wounds. chopped hands, and all skin eruI,-
lions. Will positively euro all kinds Of piles.
AJAX for the orr iINAL ABIErINE ONT
MENT. Sold by r. f. Muller ut o. cents per
box by mail 81 cents. .....
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Cattle ROdeO.

The Exc outfit will commence a
Rodeo on Dixie Greek, Wednesday,
June LIST, aud work up ON the sonth
side Of the Humboldt, reaching Ten
Nile about June 9th All persons iu-
terested will plense take notice. SIS.
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couldn't hud any ears to put it over.
Omer struck match to sea where the
ears were aud found that he bud been
Harvesting one Of Wester6eld's rooeters.
dayton News Reporter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

You can get three boxes Of strawber
ries for 50 cents, md all kinds of fresh
fruits and vegetables in season ut Hen
ley's, n xt door to the Postoffice.
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whether this land could bt- made to pro-
duce this kind of q crop without irrisa-
ton. At the present. time the grain is
looking remarkably we'll.
DR.. Talmage says that ''the wife who
becomes jealous of her husbands at
tention 10 art or literature or religion or
charity is breaking her own >cepter of
conjngal command" In this locality
the only way in which wives break the
scepter of conjngal command is over the
heads of those husbands who pay more
attention to nature than tn ey do to art.
There is talk of paper mill at Reno.
Such nm enterprise would be good
thing not only for Reno but for the
whole State. We trust the mill will be
ereced and put in successful operation,
for then the newspapers of the State can
be supplied with paper without paying
more for freight than the original cost
of tn. stock.
About seven years ago lady in Al
bany WAS struck in the eye with mis-
siie, plnyfuliy thrown across tho room,
since which time her sight has been des-
troyed, md she has stuff red untold
agony day and night. One day Inst
week physician removed the eye, and
since then she has been relieved of her
pain.
Yesterday morning a general fire
alarm called help to lbs burning street
railway stables near the site of The old
Brighton House stable, ut Cincinnati,
nenr!y 40 feet long, and containing
about $50 street cars aud over 300
horses. There is n possibility of q loss
of 100000 to $50 1000 if the stable is
completely destroyed.
Times Review: Through certain stock
transactions the affairs of the lntc Mart
Smith are in badly tangled condition,
reqniring sound Judgment, good bust
hess tact, and ununiuiity OH the part of
the creditors to unravei and reach n
speedy settlement. To that end, Geo.
w. Peitier, administrator, has cal Il u
meeting Of the creditors for SATURDAY,
evening, notice of which nppears else
where in this issue.
Pickering, of the San Francisco Call.
contends that under the provisions OF
the Interstate Commerce Inv he has
the right to send the Call OH the Exam
liner special tain, but Helrst says nI-
though he does not like to be thought
selfish yet if the Call is plncei on bonrd
the Examiner train it will be used to
light cigars with. A few more specinl
newspaper trains on Sunday morning
would be good thing for the rail.
roads.
New York Star:-During the war n
certain Juseph Politzer was tried as II
deserter FROM the Tenth New York CuV.
airy. He vas fonnl guilty mud s"m-
fenced to be shot. lie was pnrGoned by
Mr.. Lincoln on the condition. that he
would join his regiment. TIL Ou,y de.
fence he made was that he had not been
paid the bounty which hni been prom
ised him. IL Joseph Politzer the de.
serter the ssme Insal who now edits a d
Processes to own the World2 That il All
interesting question. We understand
that lie is the very same man. .
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Gem Hotel,

European Plan. First class accom-.
modations for families. Everything
new uud in first cliss ORDER
Bartlett Il OsrREICHER,
81. Proprietors.
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Farming implements

Or all kiuis from the best manufac-
tories, Can be found i'll endless. variety
at w. L. Smith's. 1921.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28
Horse ROdeO.

A horse rodeo will commence on Susie
Greek on Friday. June 10th. All per.
SONS Interested will pl ase take notice.
5-26. r. M. DORSEY.
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Novelties.

just received by express, 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, ulso novelties
Tor ladies received daily by express at
j. RosENsrOCK's
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Return 1t.

The pnrty WHO picked up n green
p u'h purs', or hand bag, on the street
u few days since will please return it to
this Office. 5.25
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Ciisses OF Legitimate Ad.
vertlsonlcnts NOS Exceeding Ten
Lines inserted In this Column N
for Fifty Cents a Week.
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RALMAGUNDI.


William Smiley came down from
Deeth this morning.
The stage took out quite number of
passengers this morning.
Louis Goldstein lett this morning
with supplies for Mountain City.
The attention of stockmen is called to
rodeo notices elsewhere in this issue.
j. D. Abel and c. Z. Mayer came in
from Fort H .llec!S yesterday and re-
turned today.
The base ball club will meet at their
grounds ut o'clock tomorrow after
noon for practice.
4. S. Eisenburg arrived from Sun
Francisco List evening aud left for his
home at Bullion to-day.
Sprucemont, according TO all nc.
counts, bids fair to become the livIiest
mining camp III the county ut no DIS
tant day.
No preparations have been made here
for IL public observance Of Memorial duy.
The public school, however, will take a
vacation Oh that day.
Senators Voorhees, and Beck thinks
that the President wild call IN extra
session of Congress by October l to
consider revehue taxation.
News Reporter:-R bases her
claim Of being n "railroad CENTER on
the fact that there are three mile of
G. P. side tracks in the tIwn limits.
why does mun eat nat before he is
hangedP" asks the New York Herald.
Probably because it is more convenient
to do SO than it would be just after he is
hunged.
1t is estimated that 200 Ii yes we're lost
in the burning of the Opera Comiqne ut
Paris Oh tast Wednesday night G.n.
BouMnSer and several other prominent
men were present but au escaped uu-
hurt.
Vinegar is better chan ice for keeping
fish, BY putting IL little vinegar on the
fish it will keep perfectly well, even in
very hot weather. FISH il often i'm
proved in favor under this trentneut-
A Cincinnati paper says: "A Chic lgo
man hns been arrested for rendiny u
Bible aloud on the streets" II b. -eud
Some portions of the book mIoul on the
streets it is no wonder that be was NJ
rested
Assistant Secretary Maynard has in
formed the Collector OF Cn,toms at New
York that fresh i-h, VIXEN Imported for
ihImedinle CONSUMPTION, arc exempt
from duty; but fish iMlportsd not for
Immediate uso arc subject to the usual
custom iuties.
Virginia Report: - Professor Vaughn,
81 the University of Michigan. asserts
ihAt tyr0tUxicun aud diuzob. nzol are
identical. T1auks, Professor. That
BiCVI bDuN VII Uus AluW Oh Tie
public. We were afraid they were not
'hh So ma, and We feared the eonsequen.
ces.
The Reno Gazette of last Thursday
says: Everything mt tie Reno re-
auction works is Goirg along smoothly
nu'Iion saipmeats. sggregating 81 900
ana %, 600 week are being made. The
furnace that has bsen eloae.l down for
while viii be fired up again day after
to morrow.
plot to assassinate the Sultan of
turkey was discovered TDursday.
rS'r"ordinnry eRrts hnve been made 10
Gonc"sl the discovery from the public.
1he eHact Of che plot Ola the Sultan is
Visible III the terror he exhibits. II,
made the a.ont weekly visk to the
mosque hurredly. lasted Of with the
usual slow and pompous parade.
fhe Reno papers say the Central Pa
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CALIFORNIA CAT.E.CVRE,

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Easy and pleasant to use. Follow di.
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SANTA Able and CAT-R CURE.
Elko. Nevada,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

Ladies' Misses and cbildrens' shoes
Just received. New goods constantly mr.
irving at u. Il :nhaGt,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

II you want fishing tncl;le, the best
and cheapest. go to Muller, lac carries
complete assortment.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

ofice-Depot Hotel, next TO Post
Office. .'....
! will 90 to Tusearora May 10, and
reiurn to EDko June -, will 70 to Bull.
ion June IS, Carlin June 2j, Battle
Mountain June 80, Austin July 6. ~
will stop ut Bsow"we, Coitcz, Pail.
sade, Eureka. Hamilton, Ely. Taylor.
Typo. Phoebe, Cherry Creek Sprucs.
mont, and winter at Eureka,
1 will take the same trip about May
LIST, 1883. Shall be prompt on time
advertised. Dne notice will be given
s"eh year before starting ont. / wild
give satisfaction II possible. Thanks
for your patronage.
~ CONSULTATION FREE.
EIko. May G, 1887. Wv.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEM 1OIEL-BhrIIttL AZ UStrelcher,
ProprietUrs.
Robert Skaggs, Pleasant Valley;
Robert Bulbs, Tu> cnrorn; NJ w An
derson, Bullion; Peter Grey, Edoff.
Sylvan Levy. Pedro AItub = +; Ii
Reynolds, New York; Frank V'lipigue
vile IL child, Topeka, Kansa !; Jno Nc
Dermott, T. Dnk.L, L III ol',e; j D Abel,
& L Mayer, PIT McDer mott, Fort Hal
leck; Geo j Nee lham. New jerusalem ;
Geo W Baker & wife, Eureka; j Muteer,
huntington.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

~, SANTA Able is only sold in
large bottles Mt 81 on: three for 50 50.
Sold 10y ull Wholesale and retail drug.
s'SlS' f-7-ly,
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PoBD u LAWSON.

FOLSOM, CAL II used Bntte-Tine in
chronic rheumatism with grent benefit.
Please send supply to j. W. Hmines,
Genon. Aev.. and oblige yours trnly,
T. G. DURANT, NJ. ID.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

CaIco. CALL hnve Ind the c,,tnrrI,
for five yenrs, and conId hardly talk
plnin; could not breathe through INV
nnstrlls. Your California Cat X. Cnro
Inns clrnnsed ont my bend. aud / can
tnlE palmer now than have for the
past five years. Your medicine is all
that it Is represented. nh absolute cure
for Catnrrh AID odd in the heud.
Yours truly.
(iulRTRo n
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CHARLEs G. EvEnsH1NER,

WOODLAND. CAL.-Yonr medicines
IRE selling better than my other shelf
goods, and give satisfaction to all pur
chnsers The Cnt-R-Curc is praised
very highly 10y all who have tried il. and
many en+ts have been gremtIy benefited
by its nse when all other remsdies tried
have proved of NO benefit.
Yours truly.
POND u LAWSON.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

N George, Eureka, Henry FRANKIE, A
FRANKIE. Lnmoile: James Huntington,
Union City; Knsper Luchsinger. South
Fork.
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DEPOT HoTEL-Clark & Green Proprie.
tors.

tors.
Fl Babcock, G Halter, JAS Dnugh.
ETY., S F; II D Lunhlm, sc Shirley,
Will AtweIl. Tuscarorn; james Meade,
F"irview; David Taylor, Grouse Cheek.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-28

HUMBOLDT HoUsE-Joseph Lang, Pro
prietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-20
What Barry Miller Says.

Barry Miller, Esq, said to HERALJ
reporter this morning: al find no
fault in your account of that prohibl-
ton discussion at the Lagow school
house, except that they have made
you say there were fourteen convci is
at that meeting which looks bad for
my effort, and wish you would make
the correction in this, that they re-
ported to you the fourteen members
that were enrolled at the previous
meeting, and oblige yours truly"
But the HERALD's informant who was
also there comes again and says Mr..
Barry is not wholly correct. There
were IS accessions to the club at the
"previous meeting" and IA on the
night Messrs. Barry, Carter and Smith
spoke, making u for the two meet
ings. The pros would like for Mr..
Barry TO go out with them again.